The experience was wonderful beyond my imagination, and I would be giving it 5 stars if it had delivered all it promised. What was missing was the history part (there was no time allowed to look at the exhibitions in the Great House, and the historical narration could only be heard by the first 2 or 3 people in a line of 8 or 9 horses. Still, the actual riding — the sensation of being on a horse in the ocean — was magnificent. The guides were kind and attentive, and the horses as gentle and compliant as can be, even for first-time riders. I loved, loved, loved it and look forward to returning there in the future.

Tour guide Jackson was great, both informative and funny. Learning about the flora and fauna, tasting the fresh coconut right off the tree, smelling the leaves of allspice and giant limes, sensational. And the camel ride, though quite brief, was delightful. Greta peope, great place, great time, great camels!

This was a wonderful adventure. It alternated peaceful times bobbing around in quiet pools, eating sweet Jamaican apples that fell off the trees into the crystal-clear water, with more adrenaline-inducing periods racing over the great rapids. Participants should prepare to be dumped in the water — or, if they don't swim, should feel free to ask the very helpful and attentive guides for an assist over the largest rapids. This was truly fun.